This chapter discusses the concept of CSS nesting and its advantages in simplifying code and improving coding efficiency. The speakers highlight the similarities between CSS nesting and Sass syntax, while emphasizing its benefits such as avoiding repetitive prefixes and selecting elements within a parent selector without individual classes. They also touch on the drawbacks of CSS nesting and explore the use of the ampersand selector.
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about the arrival of CSS nesting. What is CSS nesting? How does CSS nesting work? And does it work in all browsers?
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